Pennod 46 Rownd a Rownd

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-Listen, Arthur.

-You have to move it right now.

-It's a nuisance!

-It blocks out light

-from our house...

-..and we have to park

-the Sglein van miles away.

-Don't exaggerate.

-It doesn't have to be over.

-It doesn't have to be over.

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-No-one makes me a fool of me.

-Why are you so stubborn?

-Why are you so stubborn?

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-I'll never forget what you did.

-And I'm not the forgiving type.

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-CAR HORN

-I could strangle him.

-Then he definitely wouldn't be able

-to move the motorhome.

-I'd quite happily move it myself...

-..and push it over a cliff.

-The house is so dark,

-I feel half-asleep.

-Carrying all this gear annoys me.

-Carrying all this gear annoys me.

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-You're telling me.

-It would be worse

-if it wasn't for Rhys.

-Good morning.

-Good morning.

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-Alright?

-I'm glad I've seen you.

-You can't park the van here tonight.

-You can't park the van here tonight.

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-Today is going from bad to worse.

-Sorry. I'm expecting two cars

-later this afternoon.

-There isn't room for the van.

-That's OK. It was kind of you

-to let us park it here recently.

-Wasn't it, Michelle?

-Wasn't it, Michelle?

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-Yes. Thanks.

-I'm glad I could help.

-Now what?

-We'll have to make sure

-we're back before Arthur.

-Thanks for coming.

-I wanted an excuse to see the house.

-Dani is always singing its praises.

-Here it is.

-Here it is.

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-New furniture.

-I had too much stuff.

-It was easier to start from scratch.

-Alright for some!

-Alright for some!

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-Sit down.

-Thanks.

-I want to run through

-the tendering process.

-We haven't had planning permission.

-We will, with your friend's help,

-won't we?

-We need to ask companies

-for estimates a schedule breakdown.

-We can start as soon

-as we get planning permission.

-I see.

-Here's a list of local companies

-I've used before.

-Terry Philips.

-Why?

-Why?

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-Only Kelvin works with him.

-I know we're related...

-..but I wouldn't trust Kelvin

-to put up shelves...

-..let alone build executive homes.

-We should go for a larger company.

-We should go for a larger company.

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-Terry knows what he's doing.

-I know what I'm doing too.

-I know what I'm doing too.

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-Yes. But I'm involved now.

-A bacon sandwich and two teas

-to take out, please.

-Didn't you have any breakfast?

-Didn't you have any breakfast?

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-Yes.

-I've also built a wall and listened

-to Kelvin talking about football.

-You'll get fat.

-You'll get fat.

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-Fat but happy.

-I wonder how Sophie's

-coping with Gareth.

-She'll phone any minute to say

-he's trapped a kangaroo in the back.

-It isn't funny!

-He's barely spoken since we took

-the cat to the animal rescue centre.

-That's nothing new.

-That's nothing new.

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-Did we do the right thing?

-I hope it isn't a step back.

-The bacon is under the grill.

-Hi, Barry.

-A black coffee, please.

-Alright, Barry?

-How are you these days?

-Better, thanks.

-It takes time to recover from chemo.

-They say six months

-for it to leave his body.

-You'll be like a new man.

-As I said, I'm much better, thanks.

-I'm glad.

-I'd better get back or Kelvin will

-be up to his middle in cement.

-I'll make your sandwich.

-How are you, really?

-How often do I have to say?

-I'm not talking about the chemo.

-Have you seen Carys?

-Mam, drop it.

-You were so happy,

-and been through so much together.

-She thought the world of you.

-You're not working again today?!

-You're not working again today?!

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-I have work to do.

-You haven't had a day off all week.

-What happened

-to the half-term holiday?

-Teachers have a mountain

-of paperwork to get through.

-I'm off today.

-Can't you leave it for one day?

-I don't know.

-Come on.

-Surely I'm more fun

-than R Williams Parry's poems?

-You, me, a nice lunch,

-and an even nicer afternoon.

-Alright, alright.

-How about you, me,

-my little sister...

-..and a nice lunch?

-Really?

-Really?

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-Please.

-She hasn't changed from her

-pyjamas in days. It'll do her good.

-Do I have a choice?

-Do I have a choice?

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-No.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

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-Hiya. Are you enjoying half term?

-I was. I'm a bit bored today.

-You complain school is boring,

-and now half term is boring.

-Ignore him.

-Hiya. What are you doing here?

-She's bored.

-Are you working all day?

-Are you working all day?

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-Yes, sorry.

-I never see you.

-I never see you.

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-We'll do something this weekend.

-OK. It's Mam's 40th birthday

-next month.

-I know.

-Let's throw a surprise party.

-Let's throw a surprise party.

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-Like Kylie did for Ken?

-Mam doesn't like surprises.

-It would be fun.

-It would be fun.

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-Expensive fun. Who'd pay for it?

-You haven't changed.

-I've told you I'm not coming.

-You are coming.

-Maybe she doesn't want to come.

-Maybe she doesn't want to come.

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-Of course she does.

-You haven't left the house in days.

-You haven't left the house in days.

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-What if I see Barry?

-The Carys I know wouldn't hide

-from Barry Hardy. Get a move on.

-OK.

-Thank goodness.

-You were beginning to smell.

-Alright, Wyn?

-Alright, Wyn?

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-Glenda said you were here.

-Is this a late Christmas present?

-Is this a late Christmas present?

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-Or an early one.

-Three five-bedroom houses.

-Interested?

-Of course.

-David is part of the venture.

-He didn't want to include

-your name on the list of tenders.

-I said you'd be good.

-Good price. Very good price.

-I understand the game.

-Just letting you know.

-The money man is on my case.

-I've never let you down.

-Terry!

-These youngsters would be lost

-without us?

-Exactly. I'll look at it tonight.

-Great.

-Keep it under your hat for now.

-Bye.

-What have you done now?!

-Thank you. Ta-ra.

-Oh.

-What's wrong?

-What's wrong?

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-Look.

-Oh, no. I'd forgotten about that.

-Oh, no. I'd forgotten about that.

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-What's wrong?

-Barry has an appointment with you

-this afternoon.

-You're joking. I've avoided him all

-week, and now he'll be in my chair.

-He never comes here.

-He never comes here.

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-Maybe he wants to beat me up.

-He'd have done that already.

-Lowri!

-Alright? How's little bro?

-Alright? How's little bro?

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-Fine, thanks.

-Is Dani still alive?!

-We hardly ever see her!

-She's only in there.

-Can we park the van

-outside your house?

-It's far!

-The van and gear would be safe.

-Would you mind?

-Not at all. Come in for a cuppa

-when you get there.

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

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-You're welcome.

-This can't go on.

-There's no point blowing your top.

-You heard what Sian said.

-Here we go.

-Here we go.

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-Keep calm.

-Alright? Do you need any help?

-Sorry?

-Sorry?

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-Michelle!

-Have you found a penny

-and lost a pound?

-No, but someone found

-our parking space.

-He's got a nerve.

-We have to do something about this.

-You're right.

-What are you doing?

-What are you doing?

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-Wait and see.

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-Keep coming.

-And again.

-Stop!

-Is that OK?

-It's a good time to go for lunch.

-I think you're a genius.

-Let's go.

-# You know it all #

-Ta-ra.

-What on earth...?

-# You're an authority

-# About everything under the sun

-# An answer for every question #

-Oh!

-# Who are you? Listen to yourself

-# You're heading for a fall,

-believe me #

-I didn't need that pudding.

-I didn't need that pudding.

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-No-one forced you to have it.

-I couldn't refuse

-when you were paying.

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

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-That's OK.

-Didn't I say you'd enjoy it?

-Didn't I say you'd enjoy it?

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-Yes.

-Aren't you working, Miss James?

-Aren't you working, Miss James?

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-Shut up.

-I had to twist her arm

-for her to come out.

-I meant to phone you.

-Why?

-Why?

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-Were you?

-I might have news

-that will be of interest to you.

-Stop! Back.

-Stop!

-This is pointless. You've tried

-and tried but there's no room.

-Your heart!

-You can't get stressed.

-You can't get stressed.

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-I'll give them stress!

-How are you both?

-Where on earth have you been?

-Where on earth have you been?

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-Buying cleaning materials.

-In Timbuktu?!

-Is there a problem?

-Is there a problem?

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-I've been stuck here for ages.

-You don't say.

-You don't say.

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-Who'd have thought?

-My afternoon deliveries

-will be late.

-Your heart, Arthur.

-Shut up. Move the van

-or I'll sue for loss of earnings.

-Have you got the keys?

-Me? I don't know.

-I'm warning you.

-Here they are. I'll move it now.

-Swines.

-Is that enough room for you?

-# Who are you?

-# Listen to yourself

-# You're heading for a fall

-# Believe me #

-Have I missed anything?

-Have I missed anything?

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-Yes, a brilliant display!

-What took you?

-Thanks, David.

-Why is she leaving?

-Her husband has a new job.

-The Maths department will miss her.

-The Maths department will miss her.

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-It's an opportunity for you.

-Don't talk nonsense.

-Not in the Maths department!

-Ffion was head of the sixth form.

-I don't know. There are several

-more qualified than me.

-You're already head of Year 8.

-It's the obvious next step,

-and a higher salary.

-Higher salary, more responsibility.

-Think about it during the holidays.

-OK. Thanks. Ta-ra.

-We'll go for a jog over the weekend.

-OK.

-Come along, children.

-Well?

-What?

-I wanted to tell her about the job.

-I wanted to tell her about the job.

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-So long as that's all it was.

-Of course.

-Ow!

-Ow!

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-Sorry.

-I didn't cut the skin.

-Hiya, Barry. Are you OK?

-Hiya, Barry. Are you OK?

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-I'm early, sorry.

-OK. Jac is running late.

-I can sort you out, once

-I've finished with Mrs Williams.

-I don't mind waiting. I'll

-have a coffee and read a paper.

-OK.

-Sorry.

-What do you think of the job?

-What do you think of the job?

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-More money.

-Yes.

-More responsibilities.

-More responsibilities.

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-Yes.

-More homework.

-Maybe.

-You can't work any harder.

-It's the first day off you've had

-this half term.

-And now I'm talking

-about work again. Sorry.

-It's OK.

-When have you got to decide?

-It hasn't been advertised yet.

-All I can say is, we're young.

-Life is there to be enjoyed.

-Money and responsibilities

-aren't everything.

-Sermon over.

-I hope you won't be long unloading.

-I hope you won't be long unloading.

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-We're here for the night, mate.

-You find a parking space, for once!

-As you said...

-..people don't have a divine right

-to park outside their own home.

-What do you want?

-I don't know.

-What do you suggest I should do?

-I could trim the sides

-and keep the length on top.

-Oh, yes.

-I'm going. See you tomorrow.

-Bye, Barry.

-Bye, Lowri.

-There are only the three of us

-here now.

-It's tidier here than

-when Alwyn was in charge.

-Oh, yes?

-A tidy workplace

-inspires confidence.

-I know my car is in safe hands.

-What do you want?

-As one businessman to another...

-..could I park

-the van here overnight?

-You said you'd never

-bring a vehicle here again.

-I was pulling your leg. Come on.

-Sorry.

-As you can see, there's no room.

-Thanks for nothing.

-I'll take these to the cafe.

-No trouble, please.

-From me?

-Five pounds change.

-Thanks. I'd give you a tip,

-but... You know.

-Look.

-I can't stand this any more.

-If you want to thump me, go ahead.

-Why?

-You know very well.

-You know very well.

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-Do I?

-For going out with Carys.

-If it makes any difference,

-I'm sorry. I thought you'd split up.

-Do you think I care

-what you and Carys get up to?

-She means nothing to me.

-What?

-You're welcome to her,

-if that's what you want.

-Alright, Arthur? Late finish?

-We're going to Copa

-after a good day.

-How was your day?

-You know very well,

-thanks to your childish prank.

-Did you have to park far away?

-I may as well have walked back

-from Blaenau Ffestiniog.

-Walking is good for you.

-Very funny.

-The answer is easy.

-If you want to park closer to home,

-move that ugly charabanc.

-You haven't heard the last of this.

-You haven't heard the last of this.

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-Neither have you.

-You've picked a fight

-with the wrong woman, Arthur.

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